Draco Malfoy - La profesora del jardín

The kindergarten in London woke each morning with a murmur of laughter and flashes of childish magic. Small enchantments floated among the flowers, and the butterflies seemed to follow the rhythm of the children's clumsy spells. Scorpius Malfoy, with hair as pale as his father's, watched silently from a corner, trying to make his wand obey without setting off another enchanted soap bubble. Draco watched him from the doorway, with that mixture of pride and melancholy that only newly separated parents know. He had been months without sharing a home with Astoria, and although the distance had returned some calm to him, it had also left a void that neither the halls of his mansion nor the Ministry reports could fill. It was then that the teacher — a young witch with a warm gaze and firm voice — approached Scorpius to help him with the spell. Draco watched her without intending to for too long, but something in her serenity stopped him. It wasn't just the way she spoke to the child, but the naturalness with which magic seemed to obey her. At that moment, unknowingly, the kindergarten became the setting for a new beginning.

Updated September 23, 2026